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We set large goals that may seem impossible if we look at how much further we have to go to reach them. How can we keep momentum when the goals seem too far to reach? We break them down into steps.
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We all times when we we know we need to take an action or make a decision, yet many of us don't. Why is that? Why do we drag our feet, procrastinate, or find other ways to avoid doing what needs to be done? There is a cost of inaction.
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80% of People give up on their New Year's Resolutions in 19 days. Even more people quit on their dreams and goals daily. Why is that? More importantly, how can we learn to NOT Quit?
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My new book, Opportunity Engineer, is in stores now. The question I've been asked a lot over the last few days is, "What is opportunity engineering?" Simply put, it's the process by which you can find and create opportunity in your personal and professional life.
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We underestimate our capacity and potential by an infinite amount. How do we change that and realize what we're capable of? For me, it's a decision to run an unaided, unsupported marathon by myself. The point is, we can only grow if we truly set the bar high and attack the goal.
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There's a misconception that being positive means you view the world as all sunshine and rainbows. There's also a belief that if you remain positive, negativity stays away from you. This is fundamentally untrue.
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Our lives are filled with planners, calendars, and apps and various productivity tools to help us get on track. But what do we do when we're on track? How do we remain focused and stay on track when things are going our way?
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Valentine's Day is a celebration of Love where we offer shower our significant others with flowers, gifts, compliments and more. Sadly, it's one day only and the V-day hangover, aka "back to real life," sets in the next day. But what if we took that mentality and applied to ourselves, and applied it everyday?
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Society places extreme emphasis on "looks" and perceived perfection. However, the best opportunities in life come from seeing the beauty in people, situations, and circumstances before the rest of the world does.
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Society benefits by making you believe that who you are isn't good enough. If we can learn to see the beauty in ourselves, we gain clarity and confidence in pursuit of that which we wish to become.
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102 Million viewers tuned in to the Super Bowl to watch elite athletes live out their dreams. While the event is a great spectator sport, it offers clues as to how you can reach the pinnacle of your career or goals.
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Have you ever asked yourself, "what does it take to become iconic?" Have you ever thought that you have what it takes to create a lasting legacy? There's lessons that can be learned from Michelangelo's famous Renaissance sculpture, "David," provides clues to how we can create iconic legacies ourselves.
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As mentioned, inspiration for this episode, came from my friend, owner and chief designer of Crown Control, Jamie Singer. Check her company out at https://www.crown-control.com/
What does it truly take to become champions in our lives, careers, and social circles? What is the foundation on which every lasting and worth victory stands upon?
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Maybe it's seasonal depression or perhaps you're in a rut but have you ever wondered how to get going when nothing is going right for you? We explore the answer to that question today.
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Black Friday often means early mornings, large crowds, and great deals. But what if we applied the "Black Friday Mindset" to our current and future goals?
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With only about 5 weeks left in the decade, many of us are faced with two options... limp into 2019 with toxicity in our lives or start over. Starting over is often the choice that can get us to our goals quicker. As my good friend Jenna says, "sometimes you gotta run yourself into the ground in order to refocus."
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Have you ever notice how those that tell you to "be realistic" are those who have given up in their own lives? Success requires a healthy level of delusion; the ability to see possibility and work to create it.
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We all love daylight savings time because of the "Extra" hour. But if we don't maximize that hour, is it really a benefit? Today's episode explores how we should manage the "extra" in life.
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As the season and temperatures change, I ask myself, "What is the best way to cope with change?" Change is inevitable, but how we react to it often dictates the direction our lives go. During a surfing lesson a few years back, I found the best way to adapt to change.
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Wars are often started over countries trying to protect their borders...their boundaries. To reach our pinnacle, we must set and protect boundaries in all facets of our lives as well.
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